Impartial Tribunal

/ɪmˈpɑːrʃəl ˈtraɪbjuːnəl/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A judicial or quasi-judicial body that decides disputes without bias or favoritism.
    The arbitration was conducted by an impartial tribunal to ensure a fair hearing.
  2. (n.) A court or panel established to guarantee neutrality in legal proceedings, free from external influences.
    International law requires an impartial tribunal to adjudicate disputes between states.

Forms

  • impartial tribunal
  • impartial tribunals

Commentary

An impartial tribunal must avoid conflicts of interest and demonstrate neutrality to uphold legal fairness.

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